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You guessed it when you heard the name: “bokashi” comes straight from Japan. This compost method, made from fermented organic matter, is accessible to everyone. Even those who do not have a balcony or garden. Invented by Japanese biologist and agronomist Teuro Higa in the 1980s, “bokashi” is a composting method based on bacteria called … Read more
The war in Ukraine highlights a country that could offer wonderful cultural riches before the Russian invasion. After the capital Kviv, decorated with a thousand colors, you will discover another treasure of Ukraine: the tunnel of love, the perfect meeting between nature and human construction, as can be seen in a video of Raw† A … Read more
Scattered throughout the cities of France, public toilets allow anyone to relieve an urgent desire without spending a dime. But very often this street furniture comes under fire from critics: not clean enough, not numerous enough, not intimate enough… In order to offer residents better access to hygiene, the city of Lyon and the metropolis … Read more
Want to contribute to the greening of your city? If you live in Marseille, know that it is now possible. Light on this wonderful initiative intended to illuminate the urban landscape. Notice to the inhabitants of the city of Phocaean, the city of Marseille grants you a license to make its public space greener. Her … Read more
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has not stopped asking for help from the international community. On Sunday, April 3, as the 64th Annual Grammy Awards were held, the ceremony that rewards the best musical artists of the year in the United States, Volodymyr Zelensky sent a message of peace to the artists in attendance that evening. … Read more
Are you used to turning on your washing machine, dryer or even dishwasher at the beginning of the week? That is why it is better this Monday morning to limit your electricity consumption. Within a week, the temperature dropped several degrees. As a result, the electricity transmission network operator (RTE) is confronted with a peak … Read more
Did you know that a quarter of greenhouse gas (CO2) emissions come from our plates? In other words, according to Ademe, the Agency for Ecological Transition, a quarter of the carbon footprint of the French is directly related to food. agricultural production, to breed, packaging, transportation, food processing, there are many stages between the field … Read more
Heat waves, floods, droughts… Extreme climatic events are increasing in Western Europe. How to protect children in schools? A major European project is currently investigating the problem. Three years to introduce you “climate shelters” in the playgrounds. This is the idea of the “COOLSCHOOLS” project in which several entities participate: European municipal councils, universities, research … Read more
According to new research, the world’s forests play an even more important and complex role than previously thought. Besides being powerful carbon sinks, they would have the ability to keep the near and far air at a cool and humid temperature. How? ‘Or what? Thanks to the way they transform energy and water. explanation. This … Read more
Too much sugar consumption is bad for your health. But replacing it with sweeteners may also be linked to an increased risk of cancer, says a large study published Thursday August 31th. Given the harmful effects of excessive sugar consumption (caries, weight gain, cardiometabolic disorders, etc.), the WHO recommends limiting sugar consumption to less than … Read more